Category: Insights

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Get to Know your Category Dashboard

Let’s take a closer look at your Category Dashboard. 

 

You’ll find your Category Dashboard under your Home Dashboard. 

 

1. Category Views 

 

 

This graph provides an overview how many views you receive for All the categories you have written about in the select time period. Use the menu drop down to filter data for a specific category. 

 

It’s crucial you know exactly what your readers are interested in reading from you. This way you can begin to focus publishing for a niche, fine-tune a particular style of writing and realise how frequently you need to publish your work. 

 

2. Views by Category 

 

The Views of Post graph is an assessment of the number of the articles you write for All or a specific category, and what the corresponding Reads are for that category. 

 

Remember, a Read is when someone spends over 60 seconds reading your article. 

 

You can filter by All or a specific category. This information is critical in understanding the relationship between publishing and receiving Reads. It goes without saying, the more often you publish, the more Reads you will receive. Building on that, understanding this insight means you now know which categories you should publish more about!

 

Keep an eye on the Articles section on the right. It will filter according to your category selection; showcasing your top articles for the chosen category. 

 

 

3. My Popular Categories 

 

 

What percentage of your Views or Reads are attributed to a particular category? Toggle between Reads or Views to compare what your audience are reading. 

 

This is great for you to start tailoring your work to a particular category, audience and/or location. Remember, you can change your date-range at the top to assess information for different time periods. 

 

 

 

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General

Article not appearing in Insights

On most occasions your work will receive and appear in Insights immediately after publishing. However, you may face an instance where you’re not able to see your article in Leakd Insights.

 

Here are some handy troubleshooting steps you can take to resolve, ordered by trial:

 

1. Reload the page

 

2. Hard refresh your page

PC: Ctrl + Shift + R

Mac: Command + Shift + R

 

3. Check that you have Published the Article

You can find your Published articles in My Stories. 

 

In the Editor, select Hub from the drop-down menu 

 

Then select Stories from the new drop-down menu

Here you will find your Published work. If you cannot see your article here, it means you have not published it. If you have saved it as a draft, you can find it in the ‘My Articles’ panel in your Editor. 

 

 

 

4. Are you looking at the right Dashboard in your Insights? 

Your dashboards are quite specific. It may just be the case that your article has had no views or reads (because you’ve just published it) yet. Did you include Keywords? If you did not, it may not show up in the Keywords dashboard. 

 

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Sources

Get to Know your Sources Dashboard

Let’s take a closer look at your Sources Dashboard 

You’ll find your Sources Dashboard under your Keywords Dashboard.

 

1. Top Sources 

Want to know which channel generates you the most views?

It’s critical to ascertain exactly through which source your published work is getting the most traction. It might be when you share your article on Facebook, perhaps through a search engine result, or simply through the Headlines page on Leakd.

Once you have this data, you can then make well-informed decisions about how you should share your work in the future and to which audience. 

You can choose a specific category or All. Once you have that selection, you can then filter the data by Organic, Social or Other to realise which medium is the most fruitful for you. 

 

2. Social Overview 

Social Media is a vital marketing tool. Once you’ve published an article through Leakd, it is highly recommended that you share your work to the appropriate social media channel, whether that’s LinkedIn, Facebook or Tumblr etc. 

This data set will tell you which of your social media channels gives you the best conversion rate from views to reads. Just hover above the selection and see the percentage conversion to reads from views. 

 

 

The data above tells me that that of all the Views I am receiving for my published work through Facebook, 22% is converting to a Read. Other platform data is not showing because I am yet to share my published article on that channel. 

 

You can toggle with the category selection from the first data set – Top Sources. 

 

 

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Keyword

Get to Know your Keywords Dashboard

Let’s take a closer look at your Keywords Dashboard. 

You’ll find the Keywords Dashboard under the Views Dashboard. 

 

1. My Keywords 

 

Selecting the best keywords for your article is essential to any ongoing and successful SEO plan

One way to know whether your keywords are working for you is by realising how many views you’re receiving for a specific keyword, within a specific category.

Just select a category you’ve published an article about to see how the keywords you chose for that category are performing. 

If you would like to go deeper, you can even select a specific keyword in that category to gauge how well it performed for you. 

 

2. Conversion Overview 

 

The conversion overview graph is a comprehensive tool giving you vital information about which of your keywords are actually converting your views to reads. Remember, ideally, you want individuals to be reading your published work.

 

 

Reads = More readers = More exposure

 

Once you select a specific category, the data set will filter your top 3 keywords for that category. You can hover over a particular set to see what percentage of views are converting to reads for that specific keyword! Review all 3 keywords or just one, it’s all up to you. 

 

The Articles section on the right will filter to show your top blogs associated with the category you have selected. If you choose ‘All’, it will display your top 3 blogs associated with your best-performing keywords. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Views

Get to Know your Views Dashboard

Let’s take a closer look at your Views Dashboard. 

You’ll find your Views dashboard under your Visitors Dashboard. 

 

1. Popular Posts 

 

 

Your Views Dashboard is where you find all the key data around your individual publications. In this data set, you can filter by a category, as well as a specific article you have published within that category. 

Once you’ve found the category and/or article you want to retrieve data for, you can then toggle between views and reads to see how well you’re performing across both metrics. 

 

2. Read Time

 

 

Curious about how long your Readers are spending reading your work? This graph gives you vital information about how long individuals are spending reading your hard work. You can filter between Leakd users, the general public and all. 

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Visitors

Get to Know your Visitors Dashboard

Let’s take a closer look at your Visitors Dashboard. 

You will find this dashboard under your Categories dashboard on the left panel. 

 

 

1. Visitor Analysis 

The first data set provides you with valuable information about New and Repeat viewers of your published work. While the default values are set for All Categories, you can toggle between categories to assess the number of Views you received from New, Repeat or All visitors. 

 

2. Country 

 

This data set reveals what percentage of your views are coming from which country. In this particular example, this Leaker has 80% of their total views coming from individuals in United States, and just over 20% of their views coming from individuals in India. 

 

What if you want to know the category preferences specific to a country? Each colour on a country-bar represents a specific category that you have written about. 

 

Your Visitors insights allows you to find out which country’s people are most interested in a specific category you write about. Sticking to the example above, let’s say you want to know from which part of the world your views for ‘environment’ come from. 

 

Just click the filter scroll down, make your selection and click show. 

 

 

You can choose as many categories as you like.

 

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Home

Get to Know your Home Dashboard

Your home dashboard is a quick snapshot of how you’re doing, how well you could be doing and where your visitors are coming from.

This is what you see on first glance. Let’s take a closer look. 

 

1. Time picker 

 

With the time filter you can choose how far you want to go back with your insights – whether it’s 14 days (as is here), 30 days, 60 days or even since inception! Just click on the filter to toggle between time periods. Your selected time period will apply to all of your Insights dashboards and data. 

The next three numbers tell you how many new articles you have published, how many new readers you have acquired and your total views, all for the specific time period you have selected. I have 14 days. 

 

2. Overall Activity 

 

This graph tells you how many new Readers you have, your total Reads and of course, your Views, all for the select time period. 

If you’d like to find out the same information, but for a given category you’ve written about, just scroll down the ‘All’ bar and select your desired category. 

 

3. Traffic Source 

 

 

Are you interested in knowing where your Reads are coming from? This pie chart reveals what percentage of your Reads – when someone has remained on your article page for over 60 seconds – are attributed to Social Media, Organic and Other. 

Social Media = Facebook, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Reddit etc. 

Organic = an individual found you directly through Leakd. 

Other = Search engine result, email link etc

You can dig deeper and find out whether the Reads are from Leakd users, non-Leakd users or everyone. Just click the scroll down box and make your selection. 

 

4. What’s Trending 

 

This data tells you which of your work is trending. By selecting ‘All’, you’ll have information for your top 3 trending articles across all categories. But you can

Dig deeper by simply selecting a category you’ve written and published about. Once you make that selection, you can see the views you are receiving for the article(s) in that category.

Remember to keep an eye out on the Articles section. This where those articles will appear. 

 

5. Self-Assessment 

 

This data gives you a linear vision of how well you could be doing if you continue publishing at your current rate. You can set the time period for the next 14, 30 or 90 days. It is default set to Views but if you would like to know your Reads performance, simply toggle between the two options. 

 

6. Future Forecast 

 

 

This particular data set will give you an idea of how well you could be doing if you increased how often you published. Conversely, if you were to slow down how often you publish or stop all together, what would be the resulting effect on your Views and Reads. Toggle between Views and Reads at your leisure. 

Continue reading “Get to Know your Home Dashboard”

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General

What is Intelligent Automation?

 

Intelligent automation is an algorithm we’ve developed to give Leakd users the most smooth, considerate and effective experience when using the platform. 

 

The automation component delivers user-based data in the form:

 – Images and Videos 

– Source articles

– SEO tags

– Leakd headlines + third party headlines

– Deep insights into your work  

 

It is intelligent for the reasons listed below and many more.

 

Leakd will:

 

– Establish categories you have the most success publishing with

 

– Source and list the keywords you’ve used, which generate the most interest

 

– Provide you with Headlines tailored to only your individual interests, based on your usage 

 

– Tell you which part of the world you receive the most interest

 

 

Having access to this intelligence means you can:

 

1. Ascertain a clear niche for your blog topics

 

2. Produce quality content, consistently 

 

3. Find your own voice 

 

4. Build a dedicated following to your work

 

5. Generate real leads for your business 

 

6. Go from Idea to Publishing in significantly less time than if you were to use any other medium 

 

7. Grow your business 

 

Ultimately you want to make well-informed decisions about your blogging and/or business with a platform that understands you.

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Insights overview

                                                         

 

Home Dashboard

 

Your home dashboard is a snapshot of your stats

 

 Some questions this dashboard answers include:

 

Which of your posts are getting the most interest?

When you publish, which tribe earns you the most followers and interest?

How have I performed for views and reads over the last 30 days? 60 days? 90 days? Or even a year?

Ok, now I know how I’ve performed overall over the last 60 days but I want to be more specific. How I have performed over the last 60 days when I write about a specific tribe?

Now I know how well I’ve done, how about how well I’ll do?!

 

Your analytics not only deliver insightful information about your achievements but also intuitively produce data to predict how well you CAN do!

 

 

Category Dashboard

 

Deep dive into information about what happens when you write about your favourite categories.

Your categories dashboard answers the following questions:

How many views do each of the categories you write about fetch?

What about in the last 14 days?

What are my post Viewed and Read posts for each category?

But I only want to know about the posts I’ve written in the last 30 days?

 

 

Views Dashboard

 

Your articles are your bloodline.

 

 The Views Dashboard is the ultimate health check of your activity.

 

Some questions this dashboard answers include:

 

What are my most popular post by views my Tribes, and in a particular time period?

Ok, so I know how many people have seen my posts but how many are actually reading them?

During what time period are my followers most active and likely to read my content?

For the people who are reading my work, how long are they spending reading it?

Actually, how long do people spending reading my work when I write about a particular category?

 

Visitors Dashboard

 

Capture crucial insights about your visitors, not just the ones who already love your work but the ones that have just found out by you and your knowledge.

 

The Visitors dashboard will answer some of the following questions:

 

How many of the visitors reading or viewing my content are new and how many are existing?

Which countries am I getting the most visitors from?

What percentage of visitors are converting from views to reads?

In what country is this percentage the highest?

Which Tribes attract the most visitors and in what time period?

 

 

Sources Dashboard

 

Many users leak their work across various sharing channels.

Whether you use Facebook, Tumblr or your very own WordPress site, we want to deliver meaningful information about which platform is fetching you the most interest.

 

 Here are some questions the Sources dashboard will answer.

 

How many visitors am I getting from a specific platform, for a select time-period?

Which platform provides delivers the best conversion rate from views to reads?

During what time period?

 

Keywords Dashboard

 

Entrepreneurs have access to their very own native SEO tool to help their content being found on various search engines.

 

 The Keyword Dashboard provides real-time data on just how effective their SEO management has been.

 

Some questions this dashboard will answer include:

 

What are the keywords I have used for a specific category?

How successful has a particular keyword been in getting my content found over search engines?

Should I continue using the same keywords for a category?

Which keywords associate with my most successful blogs? What am I doing right with these keywords?

How do the keywords I’ve selected and their relative success compare to generally trending keywords for that category?